Foolishly
Foolishly adverb - Without good sense or judgment.
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Synonyms for Foolishly
Quickly and foolishly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quickly" instead the word "Foolishly" as an adjective or an adverb.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- headlong and foolishly
- headlong and quickly
- rapidly and foolishly
- rapidly and quickly
- recklessly and foolishly
- recklessly and quickly
- expeditiously and foolishly
- expeditiously and quickly
- speedily and foolishly
- speedily and quickly
- hastily and foolishly
- hastily and quickly
- rashly and foolishly
- rashly and quickly
Both words in one sentence
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Foolishly, he displays the final count as Chaos Emeralds, which quickly adds an extra one at the end of the video.
Source: Lets Play / Roahm Mythril - This is often paired by having it created by foolishly enthusiastic scientist, you can expect its noxious properties to manifest quickly.
Source: Terminally Dependent Society -
The Trask dynasty was a falling house with many creditors, but Sarvus made a grand entrance on the stage of the Kronus Expanse as soon as the family warrant fell to him, and quickly made a reputation of winning fame and fortune through almost foolishly bold risk-taking.
Source: Tabletop Game / Rogue Trader
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